The phrase "aim to inspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention or goal of examining or reviewing something.
Example: "We aim to inspect the quality of the products before they are shipped to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "intend to examine" or "plan to review".
The CQC is aiming to inspect all 8,000 practices over the following two years and give them one of four ratings - "outstanding", "good", "requires improvement" and "inadequate" - as is happening with hospitals.
By October this year, we aim to have inspected 1,500 factories, and to help us achieve this goal we have employed a dedicated team of more than 100 technical experts and engineers who now conduct 45 inspections per week.
This paper aims to quantitatively inspect the possible effect of sample size on exploiting landslide size distribution.
The aim of our study was to inspect the association between IDC and IDD in Finnish Dachshunds radiographically screened for IDC during a ten-year follow-up period.
To further characterize these offspring, the aim of the present study was to inspect the stability or the variations of IQ and memory impairments across four age periods from 7 to 22, by constructing cross-sectional trajectories.
The aim of the reactor vessel bottom mounted instrumentation nozzle inspection system was to inspect reactor vessel bottom mounted instrumentation nozzle during regular refueling outage without removing RI.
In August, May visited Calais to inspect new security measures aimed at preventing migrants from reaching England via the Channel tunnel.
We aimed to improve our original sample and to inspect if the nurses' tendency to express more negative attitudes toward BPD will also be evident in a new and much larger sample.
Therefore it is perfectly logical that the Education and Inspections Act 2006 mandates Ofsted to inspect schools according to the new aims, besides extending its remit to cover all children's services.
The commanding general of the base allegedly attempted to enter the aircraft to inspect it and was warned by a plane guard who aimed his carbine at the general's chest that he could not do so.
